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'''Michael Brant Shermer''', Ph.D. is the founder of [[The Skeptics Society]], Editor in Chief of the magazine [[Skeptic (magazine)|Skeptic]] and a historian of science. He and his organization investigate supernatural, pseudoscientific, pseudohistorical and extraordinary claims. He is a self-described libertarian and a Fundamentalist Christian turned "agnostic," though his worldview is clearly that of naturalistic [[atheism]].<ref>http://www.michaelshermer.com/about-michael</ref> . | '''Michael Brant Shermer''', Ph.D. is the founder of [[The Skeptics Society]], Editor in Chief of the magazine [[Skeptic (magazine)|Skeptic]] and a historian of science. He and his organization investigate supernatural, pseudoscientific, pseudohistorical and extraordinary claims. He is a self-described libertarian and a Fundamentalist Christian turned "agnostic," though his worldview is clearly that of naturalistic [[atheism]].<ref>http://www.michaelshermer.com/about-michael</ref> . | ||
| − | For roughly two decades, Shermer has been spreading misinformation about the [[creationist]] movement through the Skeptic magazine and in person, in order to promote Darwinism. | + | For roughly two decades, Shermer has been spreading misinformation about the [[creationist]] movement through the Skeptic magazine and in person, in order to promote [[Darwinism]]. |
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Revision as of 22:37, December 30, 2009
Michael Brant Shermer, Ph.D. is the founder of The Skeptics Society, Editor in Chief of the magazine Skeptic and a historian of science. He and his organization investigate supernatural, pseudoscientific, pseudohistorical and extraordinary claims. He is a self-described libertarian and a Fundamentalist Christian turned "agnostic," though his worldview is clearly that of naturalistic atheism.[1] .
For roughly two decades, Shermer has been spreading misinformation about the creationist movement through the Skeptic magazine and in person, in order to promote Darwinism.
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